How the Games Went on Varsity Gridirons
New Haven Conn Oct 11 The Yale eleven struck what the coaches call their real gait today and defeated Lafayette 27 to 4.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1913
Page
36
New Haven Conn Oct 11 The Yale eleven struck what the coaches call their real gait today and defeated Lafayette 27 to 4.
Bucknell crossed Princeton’s goal line for the first time this season using a 49 yard pass play that succeeded once. The final score was Princeton 2 Bucknell 6.
Ithaca N Y Oct 11 Carlisle slipped past Cornell 1 to 0 in a hard fought game. Cornell repeatedly reached Carlisle’s two yard line but failed to punch it in for a score.
Ann Arbor Oct 11 Michigan failed to show expected form as Mount Union handed them a 14 to 0 defeat. The game featured no scoring by the home team and Mount Union controlled play throughout.
Lafayette Indiana October 11 Perdue over whelmed Northwestern today winning 63 to 6 The visitors were unable to stop Perdues plunging half backs in a decisive college football affair.
At West Point on October 11 the Army overwhelmed Rutgers 29 to 6. Rutgers failed to reach the Army goal line as the home defense dominated and wore down the visitors' main attack.
The University of Illinois beat Missouri 24 to 7 at Illinois field on October 11. Illinois tied the game in the second period and pulled away in the second half to secure the win.
Annapolis Oct ll Navy defeated Georgetown University 23 to 9 in a rough contest that saw three men banished and many penalties handed out.
The University of Idaho football team defeated Gonzaga University 54 to 3. Idaho scorers included Lockhart with three touchdowns and six goals, Brown, H. Johnson, and Dewalld each with a score, while Gonzaga’s lone goal came from a drop kick by McWitt.
In Pullman Washington State led 24 to 6 at halftime against Montana and finished 34 to 9. Montana scored a early second half touchdown and added a late field goal. Collins credited with Montana's touchdown while Washington State attempted 10 passes for 63 yards as Montana connected on two for three yards.
Batting averages after final games show Ty Cobb American leader at .391 and Ying ling national leader at .400. Charlies McDonald of Boston narrowly edges Daubert for second in the National with .362 to Brooklyn’s .360. Various hitters and pitching records listed for both leagues, with team and fielding leaders named.
St Louis October 11 The Nationals lost the first game of a double header with the Americans to decide the city championship. Series stands Nationals two wins Americans one with a fourth game a tie. First game score and batteries listed. Second game ended at darkness tied after six innings.
In Cleveland on October 11 rain forced postponement of the Pittsburg Nationals against the Cleveland Americans, delaying the matchup.
Eddie Cicotte pitched into and out of trouble and batted the White Sox to an 8 to 1 win over the Americans. The victory tied the city championship series at two games apiece with two games remaining for each side. Battery details list Pierce Lavender Smith Archer Cicotte Schalk.
Lexington Ky Oct 11 races at the Kentucky Horse Breeders association meeting were halted due to rain. The program will be continued on Monday with the remaining program completed.
Special Dispatch reports in Deer Lodge on October 11 that Montana College routed Gran in a one sided football contest. The game showcased Montana College’s offense and defense dominating every quarter.
An advertisement touts 8. 8. 8. and 8. 3. 5. as a rheumatism remedy claiming rapid action through the intestines and blood. It asserts the tincture removes toxins, purifies joints, and suits weak stomachs, recommending Swift Specific Co. for a booklet and order.
The Ite County high school team defeated Philipsburg 45 to 6. The college squad recovered well from a prior defeat by Anaconda high school and showed improvement. The college goal remained secure. Philipsburg stayed nervous and steady but weak on tackling, playing a clean game overall.
The Milwaukee pennant winners of the American association defeated the Denver Grizzlies, leaders of the Western League, 65 to 6 in the opening game of the series for the minor league championship. Batteries Young and Hughes, Gilbert, Harris and Shafer.
Chicago reports the city series prize fund totals 56 374 dollars to be divided. Winners receive 908 dollars per player while losers take 605 dollars per man.
In San Francisco on Oct 11 Oakland edged Los Angeles 2 to 1 after 19 innings. Final score shows Oakland 57? unclear. Battery details list Chech and Arbogast for Oakland and Larkey and Rohrer for Los Angeles.
Sacramento reports the Wolves edged the San Francisco nine by 10 to 8 in a tense afternoon game. Leifield Schmidt Williams Lively Kinwitter and Bliss contributed on offense while Cheek held the mound for Sacramento as both teams plated runs across the middle innings.
A compilation of numerous college football results with scores across many institutions. Notable outcomes include Navy 23 Georgetown 0, Penn State 16 Gettysburg 0, Yale 27 Lafayette 0, Harvard 23 Williams 3, Princeton 28 Bucknell 6, Michigan Agricultural College 57 Alma 0, Army 29 Rutgers 0, Wisconsin 12 Marquette 9, Ohio State 14 Michigan 0, Purdue 34 Northwestern 0, Syracuse 6 Rochester 0, Amherst 6 Springfield 19, Dartmouth 33 Vermont 7, Maine 44 Rhode Island State 0, Iowa 76 Cornell 6, Kansas 55 Washington University 7, Illinois 24 Missouri 7, Idaho 54 Gonzaga 3, Nebraska 24 Kansas A C 6, Haskell 20, Doane College 11 Omaha U 0, Virginia 58 Hampden Sydney 0, Washington and Lee 19 St Johns 9, North Carolina 7 Davidson 9.
The piece mocks Connie Mack for a conservative game plan and lack of dramatic action. It says Baker refused a switch and mutinously faced continued outs while the crowd, from poorer bleachers, endured a dull performance as described.
The Mutts captained by Donnelly defeated the Jeffs led by Richards 29 to 7 in four 15 minute quarters. Phelps on the Jeffs scored the early TD, Donnelly and McAuliffe teamed on several long passes, and McAuliffe, Donnelly, and McAuliffe again crossed for scores. The first score came as a safety. The win sets up a big test next Saturday at Missoula with Thresher and Fiuent noted as key performers.
Chicago journalist reports Jack Johnson will be called before the court Monday to answer seven indictments under the white slave act. Johnson is in Europe and Assistant District Attorney Parkin will seek forfeiture of Johnson's $30,000 bond.
Olympic athlete Martin Sheridan was operated on late today in New York for a growth on the spine. Sheridan, a veteran police officer, sustained injuries after being kicked by a horse while performing duty months ago.
Pittsburg fight night saw George Chip of Madison PA KO Frank Klaus of Pittsburg in the sixth of six scheduled rounds. Klaus, a middleweight claimant, was unable to answer the bell after a decisive knockdown.
Paris reports French middleweight champion Carpentier defeated American Jeff Smith on points after a full 20 rounds. Smith showed resilience but Carpentier secured the decision.
The Chalmers commission selects Walter Johnson as American League top player with 54 points while Jake Daubert leads National League voting with 50 points. Reductions show Cravath and Maranville as top NL and the ballots spread among multiple stars across both leagues.
The remains of Charles Stocking aged 63 who died last evening lie at Sherman and Reed's parlors. Funeral notice will be announced later.
The list records several funeral notices. Patrick Lyden’s funeral is set for Monday at Walsh’s undertaking parlors with high mass at Sacred Heart church and interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Also noted are Erastus L. Crowl, Elmer Falkinburg, and Hermidas Lacroix with remains at Walsh’s parlors and funerals to follow.
Classified card for M J Walsh listed as general director and embalmer at 125 Enat Park Street with Bell phone contact 85. Includes Independent 1355 reference.
The passage compares quality levels, describing Tikes as high quality in beer and O. F. C. bourbon as a standard in the booze belt, signaling strong brand positioning and premium perception in both categories.
Edward Campeau aged 49 died yesterday at his home 2308 Placer Street. Funeral notices to appear in later papers. Henry Nuzum funeral today at Richards chapel at 2 pm under blacksmiths union auspices. Union members to meet at chapel at 2 pm. Card of thanks from Mrs James Spargo and family for sympathy, floral offerings, and services.
Joseph Richards operates as a funeral director and embalmer in Hutte Montana, with an address on Montana Street. The notice provides a belt phone contact and company location details for services.
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